GEORGE ARMOUR - PORTFOLIO-2022_07

GEORGE ARMOUR

T: +1 (908) 627-1333 E: armourgeorge@gmail.com A: 405-130 Rusholme Road To r o n t o , O N M 6 H 2 Y 7

PORTFOLIO

01 THURGOOD MARSHALL SCHOOL

TURF BERM ‘KEYSTONE’ TRAILHEAD

FITNESS LOOP

CONCRETE SPECTATOR SEATING BASKETBALL COURTS

FITNESS STATION

FITNESS STATION

PROPOSED STREET TREE

OPEN-AIR PAVILION SHADE STRUCTURE LITTLE KIDS PLAY AREA CONCRETE ENTRY STAIRS

ARTIFICIAL TURF BERM & EMBANKMENT SLIDE

BIG KIDS PLAY AREA

‘KEYSTONE’ TRAILHEAD RAISED PLATFORM ENTRY BOSQUE

GATHERING / EVENT SPACE FITNESS STATION

MONUMENTAL CONCRETE STAIRS

MULTI-PURPOSE SPORTS COURT

PARKING AREA

TRASH & RECYCLING DUMPSTERS

EVENT PLAZA

TRUE FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH

SPRAYGROUND

LINDLEY AVENUE

PROPOSED RECREATION BUILDING

NORTH 8TH STREET

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Rendered Schematic Plan presented to the Philadelphia Art Commission for the Barret Playground and BARRETT PLAYGROUND - SCHEMATIC SITE PLAN RENDERING - 04 MAY 2021 Recreation Center Improvements Project (software used: AutoCAD, Photoshop, InDesign)

GEORGE ARMOUR

GEORGE ARMOUR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mar 2020 - May 2022

Landscape Designer SALT Design Studio Philadelphia, PA

Jun 2019 - Aug 2019 Jun 2018 - Oct 2018

Assistant Landscape Architect at Gillespies London, UK

Apr 2017 - Aug 2017

Census Officer for the Office for National Statistics London, UK

Jan 2017 - Mar 2017

Research and Content Intern at Forum for the Future

T: +1 (908) 627- 1333 E: a r mou r geor ge@g m ail.com A: 405- 130 R u sh olm e Road Tor on t o, O N M 6H 2Y7

SKILLS Languages

Software

AutoCAD Rhino Grasshopper Sketchup Lumion Vray Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Adobe Lightroom ArcGIS Microsoft Office Suite

Hardware

Photography Dark Room Printing Hand Drawing Model Making Laser Cutting

London UK

EDUCATION Sept 2017 - Sept 2019

Sept 2015 - Sept 2016

Masters of Landscape Architecture (MLA) University of Greenwich, London UK Merit Honours MSc Environment, Science and Society University College London, London UK Distinction Honours

Sept 2013 - Jun 2014

ERASMUS Exchange Program Sciences Po Paris, Paris France First Class Equivalent

Sept 2011 - Jun 2015

BA European Studies & Modern Languages (French & Italian) University of Bath, Bath UK First Class Honours

English (Native) French (Fluent) Italian (Fluent) Spanish (Basic)

REFERENCES Sara Pevaroff Schuh

Katrina Rogus

Ed Wall

Principal - SALT Design Studio sps@saltdesigns.com +1 (215) 621-7600 Studio Manager - SALT Design Studio katrina@saltdesigns.com +1 (215) 621-7600 Landcape Academic Portfolio Lead - University of Greenwich e.wall@gre.ac.uk +44 (0)208 331 9000 GEORGE ARMOUR

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GATEWAY PLAZA PERSEPECTIVE

Mo n t g o m e ry County Co mmunity Co llege: A thletic Fields Upgra de

01 Rendered Perspective of the Gateway Plaza for Montgomery County Community College Athletic Fields Upgrade Project (software used: AutoCAD, Rhino, Lumion, Photoshop) 02 Existing conditions and base image for the rendered perspective (pictured above)

GEORGE ARMOUR

03/21/22

SELECTED PROJECTS: PROFESSIONAL 05 CAMPHILL SOLTANE - KRISTINA’S HOUSE MASTER PLAN 07 VILLAGE OF ARTS & HUMANITIES MASTER PLAN 09 ATGLEN FOUR PARKS MASTER PLAN 11 FREEDOM GREENS + GARDENS COMMUNITY GARDEN 12 PHILADELPHIA ZOO RESTROOM IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT 13 CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS COMPLEX 14 HAR ZION PLAY SPACE 15 CASSIDY SCHOOL YARD 16 HUNTER SCHOOL YARD

SELECTED PROJECTS: ACADEMIC 17 EDGELANDS 18 PEOPLE’S HOUSE

GEORGE ARMOUR

CAMPHILL SOLTANE - KRISTINA’S HOUSE MASTER PLAN Glenmoore, PA 01 SEASONAL TAPESTRY

JACOB’S GARDEN MEMORIAL EXPANSION

BOARDWALK TRAIL

WORKSPACE ACCESSIBLE TRAIL KRISTINA’S MEMORIAL

SENSORY GARDEN

WELCOME GARDEN

MOSAIC RETAINING WALL

NEW ENTRANCE

OUTDOOR CAFE SEATING

EXISTINg SUGAR MAPLE ALLEE

INTERIOR gREENhOuSE LAWN PARKING & SERVICE ENTRANCE

SERVICE ENTRANCE

I was part of a team that developed a Master Plan for

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Ca A M2-acre P H I L L area S O L T AofN Ethe M E Camphill M O R I A L GSoltane A R D E N &campus.

G R E E N HThe OUSE / RENDERED PERSPECTIVE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN / AUGUST 09, 2021

organisation is dedicated to supporting and providing employment/volunteer opportunities to adults with intellectual disabilities. The master plan builds upon the organization’s strong emphasis on horticultural, educational, art and craft initiatives and envisions a transformation of this part of campus into a horticultural and wellness destination for volunteers and past residents.

Split into four phases, the design aims to link the existing herb garden to a new cafe located in the building adjacent to the Greenhouse by providing a ‘edible seasonal parade’ of native fruit trees (Pawpaw, Persimmons, and Serviceberries). This will provide additional land-based vocational opportunities for CHS and allow volunteers to develop their horticultural skills and knowledge about local ecosystems. The Memorial Greenhouse will be transformed from an out-of-place industrial building, into an inviting sensory garden that provides a space for healing, meditation, and activities such as yoga.

Phase 01 of the project focused on honoring the memory of Kristina, a past resident whose family funded the greenhouse and project, and expanded the memorial garden, provided a meditative walking trail around a native meadow, and installed a series of benches and clay bells in a nod to her past musical activities.

Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh, Katrina Rogus

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PARKING & SERVICES ENTRANCE

WELCOME GARDEN & CAFE SPACE

SEASONAL TAPESTRY

Lively Welcoming Gathering

SEASONAL EDIBLE PARADE

SENSORy gARDEN Textures Colors Scents

PERFORMANCE & GATHERING SPACE Open Social Light

SUN MEADOW & MOWN PATH

WORK SPACE

MEMORIAL EXPANSION JACOB’S GARDEN

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BOARDWALK TRAIL Restorative Exploratory

Contemplative Quiet Shaded

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20’

40’

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C A M P H I L L S O L T A N E M E M O R I A L G A R D E N & G R E E N H O U S E / P R O P O S E D S I T E O R G A N I Z AT I O N C O N C E P T U A L D E S I G N / J U LY 2 2 , 2 0 2 1

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01 Aerial view of the Greenhouse and surrounding site improvements (software used: AutoCAD, Rhino, Lumion, Photoshop) 02 Concept diagram showing the main strategic moves outlined in the Master Plan (software used: Illustrator, InDesign, Hand-sketching) 03 Photo from one of the community engagement meetings where we invited residents to walk the site, share their deep knowledge of the campus, and discuss the main strategic moves for the Master Plan

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04 & 05 Photos taken from a Construction Administration visit.

Given the lack of an accurate field survey we had to be nimble and work with the contractor to make minor adjustments to the walking loop on site 06 & 07 Planting Plan taken from the Design-Build Drawing set paired with presentation images of the native planting palette CLIENT:

PLANT SCHEDULE: LEGEND: PROJECT LIMITS

6 L-501

MEMORIAL MEADOW PLANTINGS; SEE PLAN FOR SPECIES TYPES & QUANTITIES

6 L-501

JACOB'S GARDEN EXPANSION PLANTINGS; SEE PLAN FOR SPECIES TYPES & QUANTITIES

7 L-501

CANOPY TREE PLANTING

8 L-501

UNDERSTORY TREE PLANTING

STONE STEPPER PATH

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07

STONE EDGE

METAL UTILITY SCREEN 3 L-501

MEMORIAL BELL

BENCH

BACKLESS BENCH

224 NANTMEAL ROAD GLENMOORE, PA 19343 www.camphillsoltane.org PROJECT NAME & ADDRESS:

CAMPHILL SOLTANE JACOB'S GARDEN & MEMORIAL EXPANSION

2224 NANTMEAL ROAD GLENMOORE, PA 19343

LANDSCAPE BOULDERS

GREENHOUSE

EXISTING UTILITY STRUCTURES

PRIME CONSULTANT / LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:

EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN & BE PROTECTED

EXISTING TREE LINE

PERSIMMON Diospyros virginiana

4100 MAIN STREET

SUITE E D I B L E P A R A D ESERVICEBERRY & O P E N M E A DPHILADELPHIA, O201W PA 19127

Amalanchier spp.

BLUEBERRY Vaccinium corymbos

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PLANTING PLAN NOTES: 1.

EXISTING CONDITIONS DATA WAS PROVIDED BY CAMPHILL SOLTANE TO SALT DESIGN STUDIO ON MARCH 29, 2021 WITH SUPPLEMENTAL FIELD-VERIFIED INFORMATION BY SALT DESIGN STUDIO. 1.1.

EXACT FIELD CONDITIONS MAY NOT MATCH EXISTING SITE ELEMENTS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS. IF MAJOR DISCREPANCIES OCCUR THAT MAY CONFLICT WITH PROPOSED WORK, CONTACT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY.

PROJECT LIMITS

50 + 115 + 30 + 30 cb + dc + la + ls

2 CC

4-FT. WIDE TURF GRASS PATH

25 + 25 + 180 la + ls + sh

MEMORIAL GARDEN MEADOW NORTH OF STONE EDGE (APPROX. 1,980 SF)

3 ar

50 pa

5 ad

35 cc

75 cc

20 ey

145 + 20 + 20 bg + la + ls

10 ca

4.

CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO BEGINNING OR CONTINUING WORK.

5.

THERE WILL BE NO PLANT SUBSTITUTIONS, DELETIONS, OR ADDITIONS WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.

7.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE EROSION CONTROL MEASURES TO PREVENT SOIL LOSS DURING PLANTING ACTIVITIES.

8.

IMPORTED PLANTING SOIL AND MULCH SAMPLES MUST BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

9.

SEE PLANT SCHEDULE FOR PLANT SIZES, QUANTITIES, SPECIES AND CONDITION.

PROJECT PHASE:

DESIGN-BUILD DRAWINGS

LITTLE BLUESTEM Schizachyrium scopar

C A M P H I L L S O LTA N E M E M O R I A L G A R D E N & G R E E N H O U S E / D E S I G N PA

30 ey

C O N 9.1.

C E PQUANTITIES T U A L DHAVE E S BEEN I G NROUNDED / J U LY 2 2 , OF 20 2 1 THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL FOR FLATS PLUGS.

PLANT MATERIAL LEFTOVER. COORDINATE LOCATION FOR EXTRA PLANT MATERIAL WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF ANY PLANTS.

110 ca

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL STAKE ALL PLANT BANDS AND TREE LOCATIONS IN FIELD FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO STARTING PLANT INSTALLATION.

30 + 90 + 25 + 25 cb + dc + la + ls

JACOB'S GARDEN EXPANSION SOUTH OF STONE EDGE (APPROX. 620 SF)

ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL CONFORM TO CITY, COUNTY, STATE, AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY LOCATIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF ALL UTILITIES AND SUBTERRANEAN ELEMENTS PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR RELOCATION INSTRUCTIONS IF A PLANT IS LOCATED WITHIN 3'-0"' OF AN UNDERGROUND UTILITY.

AMERICAN PAW SHALL PAWNOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IF SUBSOIL CONDITIONS CRANBERRY 6. CONTRACTOR SHOW VIBURNUM PITS. AsiminaEVIDENCE trilobaOF UNEXPECTED WATER RETENTION IN TREE OR SHRUBViburnum trilobum

1 CC

24 ha

2.

3.

50 + 175 + 35 + 35 av + bc + la + ls

3 ar

11. CONTRACTORS TO LAY OUT ALL PERENNIALS PRIOR TO PLANTING FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 12. ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL HAVE AT LEAST 24" APPROVED PLANTING SOIL AROUND ROOTBALL.

LANDSCAPE BOULDER, TYP.

13. CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL IRRIGATION BAGS FOR ALL NEW CANOPY AND UNDERSTORY TREES IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETION OF INSTALLATION. 14. MULCH, COMPOST AND/OR LEAF LITTER IS TO BE INSTALLED AS INDICATED ON DETAILS.

SERVICEBERRY 20 + 20 30 + Amalanchier 90 + 20 + 20 spp.

PERSIMMON Diospyros virginiana

15 ha 20 ca

JACOB'S GARDEN

20 ha

1 CC

125 ah

40 af

6 ar

3 ar

75 ca

BLAZING STAR Liatris spicata

4-FT. WIDE TURF GRASS PATH

SHEET TITLE:

10 + 25 + 5 + 5 cb + dc + la + ls

30 ca

1 QM

so + ss

BUTTERFLY WEED Asclepias tuberosa

PROJECT LIMITS

3 ad

av + bc + la + ls

BLUEBERRY Vaccinium corymbosum

40 df

REV

DESCRIPTION

2/15/22 BENCH UPDATES

1

30 ha

DATE

50 ha

AMERICAN PAW PAW Asimina triloba

CRANBERRY VIBURNUM Viburnum trilobum

PROPERTY LINE

SCALE:

LITTLE BLUESTEM Schizachyrium scoparium

PRAIRIE DROPSEED Sporobolus heterolepsis

GOLDENROD Solidago juncea

AS NOTED DATE:

11/22/2021

DRAWN BY:

GA / KR

CHECKED BY:

SPS

SHEET NUMBER:

1

PLANTING PLAN

C A M P H I L L S O LTA N E M E M O R I A L G A R D E N & G R E E N H O U S E / D E S I G N PA L E T T E 0' 2' 4'

C O N C E P T U A L D E S I G N / J U LY 2 2 , 2 0 2 1

8'

16'

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SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

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VILLAGE OF ARTS & HUMANITIES CAMPUS MASTER PLAN Philadelphia, PA 01 S ITE CO N D I T I O N S

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PARK BOUNDARY

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VILLAGE BUILDINGS

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VILLAGE HOMES

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OFFICE OF CAPITAL PROGRAMS

LEGEND:

CREW OFFICE

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MAINTENANCE SHED 18'-7"

POINT OF BEGINNING (P.O.B.)

PLANT BED; SEE L-106.1

POINT OF CURVATURE (P.O.C.)

TURF LAWN; SEE L-106.1

TOP OF RAMP (TR) OR BOTTOM OF RAMP (BR); SEE CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS FOR GRADING INFORMATION

X L-50X

HANDRAIL

EDGE OF PAVEMENT; SEE L-102.1 FOR PAVEMENT TYPES & MORE INFORMATION

X L-50X

4'-HT. BLACK ALUMINUM ORNAMENTAL FENCE

X L-50X

± 22'-1"

X L-50X

7'-9"

440 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA 19130 - 4015 (215) 400 - 4730 | (215) 400 - 4731 (fax) www.philasd.org

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W ARNOC K ST R EET

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ARTIST RESIDENCE

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6'-0"

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102°

57'-2"

18'-0" TYP.

12'-6" RAMP

24'-0" TYP.

2'-1"

10'-0"

1'-6"

P.O.C. '

24'-6"

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4'-0" WIDE PEDESTRIAN GATE

19'-6"

R5

18'-0" TYP.

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27'-6"

P.O.C.

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6'-7"

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CONCRETE CURB

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LIMITS OF STRUCTURAL SOIL

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6'-HT. BLACK ALUMINUM ORNAMENTAL FENCE

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8'-HT. BLACK VINYL-COATED CHAIN LINK FENCE

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FENCE GATES

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TREE GRATE

SEAL:

54'-9"

52'-9"

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29'-7"

SITE LAYOUT NOTES:

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10'-0"

42'-0"

11'-3"

15'-0"

47'-9"

± 44'-3"

6'-3"

MEMORIAL PARK

HERB GARDEN

N 10th ST REET

18'-4"

18'-6"

4'-0" WIDE PEDESTRIAN GATE

12'-2"

N ALDER ST REET

4'-0" 4'-3"

15'-4"

30'-0" 5'

6'-0" TYP.

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± 3'-7"

42'-5"

42'-7"

98'-8" RETAINING WALL;

SITE SURVEY DATA WAS PROVIDED BY DAVID MASON + ASSOCIATES TO SALT DESIGN STUDIO ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2020.

2.

ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL CONFORM TO CITY, COUNTY, STATE, AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS.

3.

VERIFY DIMENSIONS AND ACCEPT CONDITIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY WORK. REPORT DISCREPANCIES TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.

4.

THESE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS MAKE NO REPRESENTATIONS AS TO THE MEANS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION.

5.

DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS; CONSULT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR ANSWERS TO ALL DIMENSIONAL QUESTIONS.

6.

CONTACT UTILITY COMPANIES AS REQUIRED BY STATE AND LOCAL REGULATIONS BEFORE DIGGING TO LOCATE AND MARK EXISTING UTILITIES.

7.

COORDINATE ALL UTILITY WORK WITH THE LOCATIONS AND FINAL GRADES OF ALL OTHER WORK AS SHOWN ON THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. WHERE CONFLICTS OCCUR, NOTIFY THE ENGINEER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF UTILITIES TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS AS REQUIRED. IF NEW UTILITIES HAVE BEEN INSTALLED IN CONFLICT WITH CURBS, WALLS, PAVING, OR OTHER STRUCTURES AT DEPTHS TOO SHALLOW FOR PROPER COVER BENEATH NEW GRADES OR INCORRECT FINISHED GRADE, THEY SHALL BE ADJUSTED OR REMOVED AND REPLACED AS NECESSARY AT CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.

32'-2"

SEE CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS

P.O.C.

20'-0"

1.

2'

2'

40'-0"

R5

8'-7"

ALIGN

2'

VEGETABLE GARDEN

13'-0"

24'-0"

26'-0"

5'-0" NG, TYP. LANDI

6'-6"

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P.O.C.

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R5

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19'-11

29'-0" RAMP

162°

44'-1 13'-0"

TR

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3'-0" 22'-0" 9'-0"

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STORMWATER MAHOLE; SEE CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS, TYP.

BR TR 15'-9" RAMP

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6'-0"

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STORMWATER INLET; SEE CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS, TYP.

50'-0"

126°

101°

E

25'-0" RAMP

36'-9"

101°

ILE IFE P ARK

132°

123°

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UNSAFE VIEWSHED

16'-6"

ANGEL PARK

126°

102° ALIGN

73'-7"

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BR

78°

126°

2'-8"

ORCHARD

CRITICAL VIEWSHED

20'-5" RAMP

UNSIGHTLY VIEWSHED

74'-9"

9'-7"

11'-0"

4'

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TR

17'-6"

4'

P.O.B. FOR SCHOOLYARD LAYOUT TO BE CORNER OF NEW BUILDING AS SHOWN

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RESIDENCES B

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SEE 2/L-101.1 FOR LAYOUT OF HALF BASKETBALL COURT

19'-9"

X

VILLAGE BUILDINGS

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1'-0"

VEHICULAR / PEDESTRIAN CONFLICT

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ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES

2'-1"

R1

P.O.C.

MAIN BUILDING

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R1

M

DENSE TREE CANOPY NEEDS PRUNING

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PEDESTRIAN CROSSING A

G

TRAFFIC DIRECTION

A

± 35'-2"

1

7'-0" 6'-0"

LEGEND

47'-0" DRIVEWAY WIDTH TO MATCH WIDTH OF BUILDING SERVICE AREA

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3'-2"

2'-3"

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R1

0'

R10

MAINTENANCE ± 67'-0" NEW CURB CUT YARD

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8.

CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S APPROVAL OF LAYOUT OF ALL SITE IMPROVEMENTS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

9.

DIMENSIONS ARE PROVIDED TO EDGE OF PAVEMENT, FRONT OF CURB, FACES OF WALLS, OR OBJECT CENTERLINE, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

10. ELEMENTS SHALL BE PARALLEL OR PERPENDICULAR, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 11. PROVIDE SLOPES ON PAVEMENT SURFACES AS INDICATED ON GRADING AND DRAINAGE PLAN TO ALLOW FOR POSITIVE DRAINAGE. 11.1. NO PONDING SHALL BE PERMITTED ON FINISHED GRADE OF SITE PAVEMENTS. AREAS WHERE PONDING OCCURS SHALL BE REGRADED AND REPAIRED AT CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE. 6'-0" TYP.

ARCHITECTURE/ M / E / IT / P / FA / FP EWINGCOLE Federal Reserve Bank Building 100 N. 6th Street Philadelphia, PA 19106-1590 Phone: (215) 923-2020 Fax: 215-574-0952 Email: ctalley@ewingcole.com Attn: Conrad Talley CIVIL + STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DAVID MASON ASSOCIATES (DMA) 123 S. Broad St., Ste. 1130, Philadelphia, PA 19109 Phone: (215)372-3400 Email: jevans@davidmason.com Attn: Jeff Evans LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS SALT DESIGN STUDIO 4100 Main Street, Suite 201 Philadelphia PA 19127 Phone: (215) 621-7600 Email: katrina@saltdesigns.com Attn: Katrina Rogus ACOUSTICS/ AV/ SECURITY ACENTECH 8 Interplex Drive, Suite 218 Trevose, PA 19053 Phone: (215) 245-8244 Email: ttyson@ACENTECH.com Attn: Terry Tyson KITCHEN EQUIPMENT CORSI ASSOCIATES 1489 Baltimore Pike, Bldg. 109 Springfield, Pa 19064 Phone: (610)888-1955 Email: kevin.corsi@corsiassociates.com Attn: Kevin Corsi

12. SEE SHEET L-103.1 FOR LAYOUT OF SITE FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT. 13. SEE SHEET L-104.1 FOR LAYOUT OF SITE LIGHTING.

KEY PLAN

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SCHEMATIC DESIGN 25%

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KUJENGA PAMOJA PARK

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W A R N OC K S T R E E T

8'-6"

6'-0" TYP.

16'-0" ' R5

9'-0" TYP.

8'-6" 9'-0" TYP.

VILLAGE HOMES

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ARTIST RESIDENCE

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CMC POWER STUDIO

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CREW OFFICE

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MAINTENANCE SHED

12'-9"

18'-7"

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8

PROJECT TITLE

NEW LEWIS C. CASSIDY

OFFICE OF CAPITAL PROGRAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LEGEND:

7'-9"

440 NORTH DRAWING TITLE BROAD STREET

POINT OF BEGINNING (P.O.B.)

PLANT BED; SEE L-106.1

POINT OF CURVATURE (P.O.C.)

TURF LAWN; SEE L-106.1

PHILADELPHIA, PA 19130 - 4015

SITE LAYOUT PLAN (215) 400 - 4730 | (215) 400 - 4731 (fax) www.philasd.org

± 22'-1"

D

MAGICAL GARDEN

BR

BIGSY GARDEN

ARTIST RESIDENCE

C

26'-6"

1'

44'-0"

MAIN BUILDING

B

UE

TR

A

6523 LANSDOWNE AVE PHILADELPHIA, PA 19151

6'-7"

TOP OF RAMP (TR) OR BOTTOM OF RAMP (BR); SEE CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS FOR GRADING INFORMATION

X L-50X

HANDRAIL

EDGE OF PAVEMENT; SEE L-102.1 FOR PAVEMENT TYPES & MORE INFORMATION

X L-50X

4'-HT. BLACK ALUMINUM ORNAMENTAL FENCE

X L-50X

6'-HT. BLACK ALUMINUM ORNAMENTAL FENCE

X L-50X

8'-HT. BLACK VINYL-COATED CHAIN LINK FENCE

X L-50X

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE OVER BIOSWALE

X L-50X

CONCRETE RETAINING WALL

X L-50X

CONCRETE CURB

X L-50X

FENCE GATES

X L-50X

LIMITS OF STRUCTURAL SOIL

X L-50X

TREE GRATE

X

X

SEAL: SCALE DRAWING 1" = 20'-0" FILE NO.

LOCATION NO. DRAWN BY

CHECKED BY

KR

SPS

GC-XXX MC-XXX PC-XXX EC-XXX

2020 / 21 2020 / 21 2020 / 21 2020 / 21

OF OF OF OF

DRAWING NO.

L-101.1

SHEET

OF

54'-9"

X

SEE 2/L-101.1 FOR LAYOUT OF HALF BASKETBALL COURT

52'-9"

X

29'-7"

SITE LAYOUT NOTES:

X

"

11'-3" 7'-0" 6'-0"

15'-0"

20'-0"

5'-0" NG, TYP. LANDI

47'-9"

3'-0" 22'-0"

42'-0"

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ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL CONFORM TO CITY, COUNTY, STATE, AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS.

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VERIFY DIMENSIONS AND ACCEPT CONDITIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY WORK. REPORT DISCREPANCIES TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.

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ARCHITECTURE/ M / E / IT / P / FA / FP EWINGCOLE Federal Reserve Bank Building 100 N. 6th Street Philadelphia, PA 19106-1590 Phone: (215) 923-2020 Fax: 215-574-0952 Email: ctalley@ewingcole.com Attn: Conrad Talley CIVIL + STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DAVID MASON ASSOCIATES (DMA) 123 S. Broad St., Ste. 1130, Philadelphia, PA 19109 Phone: (215)372-3400 Email: jevans@davidmason.com Attn: Jeff Evans LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS SALT DESIGN STUDIO 4100 Main Street, Suite 201 Philadelphia PA 19127 Phone: (215) 621-7600 Email: katrina@saltdesigns.com Attn: Katrina Rogus ACOUSTICS/ AV/ SECURITY ACENTECH 8 Interplex Drive, Suite 218 Trevose, PA 19053 Phone: (215) 245-8244 Email: ttyson@ACENTECH.com Attn: Terry Tyson KITCHEN EQUIPMENT CORSI ASSOCIATES 1489 Baltimore Pike, Bldg. 109 Springfield, Pa 19064 Phone: (610)888-1955 Email: kevin.corsi@corsiassociates.com Attn: Kevin Corsi

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With SALT I helped develop a master plan for the Village of Arts and Humanities (VAH) Campus. VAH are an organisation based in North Philadelphia that is deeply rooted in the local community. They provide arts-based opportunities for local youth and their families while preserving and celebrating black heritage. Owning numerous buildings and parcels spread over three city blocks, the existing conditions of the campus posed a range of problems that the client wanted the team to address: accessibility and mobility, safety, way-finding, and the preservation of existing artwork and murals.

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The main idea of the master plan was to create a ‘Village Loop’ trail that would help guide visitors to the campus and weave the various buildings and improved public spaces of the campus together. It will take users on a journey through the community’s rich past, present and future and provide opportunities for storytelling, art installations and play. A sensitivity to preserving and protecting existing artwork, murals and sculptures was key and we worked closely with the local community over the course of several stakeholder meetings to pinpoint areas and elements that had a special importance.

The organisation has recently given SALT the green light to move ahead with detailed design of the first phase of the project which will lead to a more detailed design of Angel Park & the Magical Garden.

Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh, Katrina Rogus 8

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03 Photos of the existing conditions of the campus. The scalloped walls feature prominently across the space.

04 Consulting local residents and listening to their experiences was a major part of the project given the deep connection the local community has with the campus. The boards we created were publicly displayed for a number of weeks and the public was encouraged to draw, write and leave notes on the boards so we could hear their thoughts and feedback.

05 Operations diagram of the proposed Village Master Plan which show how the four layers of design interact in 3D GEORGE ARMOUR

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ATGLEN 4 PARKS MASTER PLAN Atglen, PA

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I submission for the Atglen 4 Parks Master Plan which ended up receiving an Honour Award from the PA-DE ASLA in 2021. The two renders (pictured above and right) were created for the award submission and for marketing purposes. Working on these two images proved to be very useful as it helped me develop a work-flow for producing high-quality digital renderings suitable for a fast-pace professional setting while further honing my 3D modelling and rendering software skills (Rhino, Grasshopper, Lumion, Photoshop) that I developed during my MLA

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Valley Ave Park contains sensitive ecological features on the western end of the site. A series of trails weave through a restored native meadow, with future pedestrian links Render of Main Street, a small pocket park. Built in Rhino and rendered to Enola Low Grade Trail and Wolf’s Hollow County Park.

in Lumion, a lot of extra detail was added by hand in Photoshop with a drawing tablet to help sell the photo-realistic style that the client wanted for the render (software used: Rhino, Lumion, Photoshop, InDesign) 02 One of the additional diagrams produced to explain the different phases of the Master Plan Project. The four parks of varying scale create much needed recreation opportunities for the residents and were designed to be a part of a regional network of linked parks (software used: AutoCAD, Illustrator, InDesign)

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The Team produced a 135-page Master Plan, including site analyses, community engagement summaries, design plans, operation and maintenance plans, and cost estimates. The Master Plan has received Atglen Borough Council and DCNR approval, and is being used to secure funding.

03 Render of Valley Ave park, the largest of the four planned parks.

Combining sports, recreation and nature, there are plans to develop and cultivate a flood-meadow that would highlight the towns relationship to the local creek. The main software used in this image was Photoshop as it allowed me to more easily render the meadow and planting but the composition was built over a quick 3D model sketch and an existing site photo (software used: Rhino, Photoshop, InDesign) 04 Example images of the page layout template and cover page of the final report that I developed for the project (software used: InDesign) G E O R G E A R M O U R 11

FREEDOM GREENS + GARDENS COMMUNITY GARDEN Philadelphia, PA 01

02 I was fortunate to be play a major role in the SALT team that worked with the Get Fresh Daily, a healthy lifestyle organisation that celebrates black culture, to design a community healing garden outside a school in West Philadelphia. Community participation was key to the success of this project and we organised numerous workshops throughout each stage of the project: helping the community prepare the plant beds and build planters; teaching local mothers how to identify and remove weeds; and assisting the girls participating in a summer camp to prepare and paint the centrepiece table whose design was based on the concept of ‘Ubuntu’. The first phase of the project was a massive success and the organisation received funding from the William Penn Foundation to continue with the second phase of the project that will add additional amenities to the space and continue to organise workshops for the community Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh, Pia von Barby

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01 Site plan for the garden shown by one of the summer camp participants (software used: AutoCAD, Photoshop, InDesign) 02 SALT coordinated several evening workshops with FGG that helped local Mothers install the planting, identify weeds, and maintain and care for the planters and plant beds 03 Juneteenth was the big opening day and the garden was full of local residents enjoying the plant-based food and learning about native and culturally important plants 04 The table design took graphic inspiration from the concept of ‘Ubuntu’ (I am because we are) and I led a workshop for kids at the summer camp to sand, prime and paint the design on the centrepiece table 05 Banner designed and displayed at the Juneteenth celebration

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LOW MAINTENANCE GRASSES & FERNS

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE EROSION CONTROL MEASURES TO PREVENT SOIL LOSS.

11. NEW CANOPY TREE SHALL HAVE AT LEAST 24" APPROVED PLANTING SOIL AROUND ROOTBALL.

5'

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SEATING WALL

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P H I L A Dguidance ELPHIA ZOO RESTR OOM I M P R OPrincipal, V E M E N T S / IB Ewas A R Cresponsible OUNTRY With from the firm’s PLAN RENDER - 04/04/22 for producing the concept design and technical drawing set for the Philadelphia Zoo Restroom Improvements project from Concept Design to Design Development. The project consisted of designing a small seating area and planting for three restrooms spread across the site, each with a different theme. I worked closely with a group of architects who were the project’s prime-consultant and had to liaise with the clients from the zoo. The design successfully went through Philadelphia Art Commission and is slated to start REFORMA BENCH (BACKED) mmcité construction later this year.

Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh 01 Drawings for the Bear Country Restrooms in the Design Development submission set (software used: AutoCAD) SERVICEBERRY Amelanchier spp.

WILD BERGAMOT Monarda fistulosa

PRAIRIE DROPSEED Sporobolus heterolepsis

BUTTERFLY WEED Asclepias tuberosa

LITTLE BLUESTEM Schizachyrium scoparium

BLAZING STAR Liatris spicata

PURPLE CONEFLOWER Echinacea purperea

02 Rendered plan of the Bear Country Restrooms (software used: AutoCAD, Photoshop, InDesign)

CONCEPT: • Native plant palette highlights local Piedmont ecology.

• Low-maintenance, drought tolerant native plants.

• Mix of cool and warm season native grasses.

• Pops of color from flowering perennials.

• Potential for eco-education with information signage.

03 Planting palette for the North Gate Native Entry Garden.

Meadow plants were chosen to educate visitors about the local Piedmont ecology as they enter the zoo

PHILADELPHIA ZOO RESTROOM IMPROVEMENTS / NORTH GATE PLANTING AND FURNISHING PALETTE - 03/10/22

G E O R G E A R M O U R 13

4'

8'

CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS COMPLEX Cheyney, PA 01

02 GRASS-PAVE ACCESS DRIVE BASKETBALL COURT LARGE SCALE BLEACHER SEATING

WALKWAY WITH SEATING AND LANDSCAPE

SEATWALL SURROUNDING BASKETBALL COURT

LARGE SCALE BLEACHER SEATING

FINISH LINE PLAZA MONUMENT ENTRY SIGN

LAWN AND LANDSCAPE RAIN GARDEN

SERVICE COURT WALKWAY WITH SEATING AND LANDSCAPE

LAWN AND LANDSCAPE ENTRANCE PLAZA

RAIN GARDEN

RAISED PLANT BED WITH SEATWALL

SEATING NODE PICNIC GROVE

CONCESSIONS / OUTDOOR DINING AREA

AMPHITHEATER

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CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY PLAZA CONCEPT (01/08/2020) LEGEND

MATCHLINE SEE L103.3

1 L501.3 L501.2

Po

x Fg

27'-1" x Hv

Cs x Vd x Cah x Cs

x Vr

x Cs x Car x Cah

x Cah x Cs

x Car x Cs

UNDERSTORY TREE

3 L501.3

DECIDUOUS SHRUB

5 L501.3

EVERGREEN TREE

3 L501.3

EVERGREEN SHRUB

4 L501.3

PERENNIALS/GRASSES

8 L501.1

TURFGRASS LAWN 11,328 SF

X Ivl

x + x Ivh + Po

220 SF cl + dc + ep

4539 MITCHELL ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA 19128 215.483.1915 www.pzsarchitects.com

STONE MAINTENANCE EDGE

8 L501.3

TURFGRASS LAWN

8 L501.3

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX

3,920 SF bg + cbi + es + sh + ep + ls

X mc

x + x Ivh + Po

300 SPRUCE STREET, COLUMBUS, OH 432215 614.461.4664 www.moodynolan.com PROJECT NAME

RAIN GARDEN 1 L501.2

CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS FACILITY 1837 UNIVERSITY CIR., CHEYNEY, PA 19319

LANDSCAPE BOULDERS/AMPHITHEATER

PROJECT TEAM OWNER

EXISTING TREE

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES

mc

x Hv

PEDESTRIAN LIGHT

X Po

RAIN GARDEN MIX 6,183 SF

TURFGRASS LAWN 4,193 SF

TURF GRASS LAWN 1,245 SF

x Fg

x Ivl

MEP ENGINEER H.F. LENZ PHONE

PERENNIALS & GRASSES 7,530 SF

CIVIL ENGINEER CHESTER VALLEY ENGINEERS 610.644.4623

x Fg

1,271 SF bg + cbi + es + ep + sh

x Kl

x Ivl

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX 183,382 SF

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER CVM ENGINEERING FIRM PHONE

LIGHT BOLLARD mc

2,295 SF bg + cbi + es + ep + sh

x Vd

X Po X Ivl

x Hv

x Cah

TURFGRASS LAWN 10,006 SF

I worked closely with a senior colleague ARCHITECTS to develop a drawing set for the Cheyney University Athletics Complex project. The client asked the design team to develop three different designs at varying levels of cost and complexity for their new athletics facilities.

Given the scope of the area and the need to produce three sets of drawings, the resulting CAD set was a lot larger and more complicated than the ones I had previously worked on and required a good use of the project management tools native to AutoCAD to work effectively. We had to design at multiple scales and working on this project allowed me to become adept at managing sheet sets, layer states, and other time saving techniques which are applicable to future drafting work. It also allowed me to further expand my knowledge of North American plants as I was responsible for developing the planting design for the project which included a native woodland and wetland.

CANOPY TREE

2 L501.3

METAL EDGING X mc

x Car

4,273 SF bg + cbi + es + sh + ep + ls

X mc

1,490 SF cbi + cl + dc + ep

x Car

x Car x Cah x Car

x Cs

x Po

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SALT DESIGN STUDIO 215.621.7600

x Ivl

SEAL:

16'-9" TURFGRASS LAWN 1,882 SF

42'-1"

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX 1,721 SF

X Po x mc

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX 2,092 SF

X Po

1,378 SF cbi + cl + dc + ep

x Cs

CONTRACTOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

x Car

1,610 SF cbi + cl + dc + ep

x Cah

x Va

x Cs

x Car

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX 181,390 SF

x Cah x Cah

RAIN GARDEN MIX 3,578 SF

x Car

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX 9,437 SF

x Cah

x Hv

PLANTING NOTES:

x Car x Cah

x + x Ivh + Po

x Cs

x Car

x + x Ivh + La

By using or agreeing to use any of the information set forth on the project drawing and specifications, each contractor, subcontractor and/ or supplier acknowledges that: (a) it has thoroughly reviewed all of the project drawings, specifications and existing conditions to obtain the information necessary for performance of it's work scope; (b) it has verified that the information used is accurate and complete; (c) it will report any inaccurate or incomplete information to the project architect immediately upon becoming aware of the error or omission; and (d) it will look solely to the party it has a contract with to recover economic losses or damages which are caused or alleged to have been caused by errors or omissions in the information used.

1.

x Fg

x Ig

x Ig

x Ra

x Ra

x + x Fg + Po

x Ig

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX 6,239 SF

PLANT SCHEDULE

CONSERVATION TURFGRASS MIX 2,535 SF

Note:

SITE SURVEY DATA WAS PROVIDED TO SALT DESIGN STUDIO BY CHESTER VALLEY ENGINEERS ON NOVEMBER 30, 2020.

All contractors and subcontractors shall be responsible for reviewing all drawings and all sections of the specifications for coordination of their work. Any discrepancies in their respective trades shall be reported to the architect prior to finalizing their bids.

2.

TREE AND SHRUB LOCATIONS SHALL BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED IN FIELD BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO STARTING PLANT INSTALLATION.

3.

ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL CONFORM TO CITY, COUNTY, STATE, AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS.

4.

CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY LOCATIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF ALL UTILITIES AND SUBTERRANEAN ELEMENTS PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR RELOCATION INSTRUCTIONS IF A PLANT IS LOCATED WITHIN 3'-0"' OF AN UNDERGROUND UTILITY.

5.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN WITH TREE PROTECTION FENCING AND MEASURES AS INDICATED ON ENGINEER'S PLANS.

6.

CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO BEGINNING OR CONTINUING WORK.

7.

ALL EXISTING GRASS AND ROOTS OF REMOVED VEGETATION SHALL BE COMPLETELY REMOVED FROM SITE PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW PLANTS.

REVISIONS

8.

THERE WILL BE NO PLANT SUBSTITUTIONS, DELETIONS, OR ADDITIONS WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.

NO.

9.

CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IF SUBSOIL CONDITIONS SHOW EVIDENCE OF UNEXPECTED WATER RETENTION IN TREE OR SHRUB PITS.

VERIFY SCALE BAR IS ONE (1) INCH LONG ON ORIGINAL DRAWING: 0

1

IF BAR IS NOT ONE (1) INCH LONG AJUST SCALE ACCORDINGLY

DATE

ISSUE

10. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE EROSION CONTROL MEASURES TO PREVENT SOIL LOSS AS INDICATED ON ENGINEER'S PLANS.

Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh, Steve Buck

11. ALL IMPORTED PLANTING SOIL MUST BE TESTED AND APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. SEE SPECIFICATIONS. 12. SEE PLANT SCHEDULE ON L103.2 FOR PLANT SIZES, QUANTITIES, SPECIES AND CONDITION. 13. ALL TREES SHALL HAVE AT LEAST 24" APPROVED PLANTING SOIL AROUND ROOTBALL. ALL SHRUBS SHALL HAVE AT LEAST 18" APPROVED PLANTING SOIL AROUND ROOTBALL. RAIN GARDEN MIX (58,731 SF)

14. CANOPY TREES ADJACENT TO VEHICULAR ROADWAYS AND PEDESTRIAN SIDEWALKS SHALL BE LIMBED UP TO 7-FT. HEIGHT UNDER DIRECTION OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. DO NO LIMB TREES PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 15. CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL IRRIGATION BAGS FOR ALL NEW CANOPY AND UNDERSTORY TREES IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETION OF INSTALLATION. SEE SPECIFICATIONS.

01 Key diagram showing the enlargements used in the drawing set (software used: AutoCAD)

16. MULCH AND COMPOST SHALL BE INSTALLED AS INDICATED ON DETAILS AND IN SPECIFICATIONS.

17. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT PROPOSED MAINTENANCE AND WATERING SCHEDULE SPECIFYING TASKS AND FREQUENCY OF MAINTENANCE AND WATERING VISITS DURING WARRANTY PERIOD FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. LOSS OF PLANTS DUE TO INADEQUATE WATERING WILL BE CONSIDERED NEGLIGENCE OF MAINTENANCE SERVICES AND WILL REQUIRE PLANT REPLACEMENT AT NO COST TO OWNER..

18. HATCHES DO NOT INDICATED SPECIFIC PLANTS BUT ARE INTENDED TO GRAPHICALLY SHOW EXTENT OF PLANTS NOTED ON PLANS.

DRAWING TITLE

BB3 - PLANTING PLAN - AREA 1 SHRUBS & GROUNDCOVER

SCALE:

AS NOTED

DRAWN BY:

DATE:

3/30/2022

CHECKED BY: SPS

SB/GA

SHEET NO.

02 L103.2 Rendered Concept Design of the plaza in NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION between the existing Marian Anderson building and the new athletics complex (software used: AutoCAD, Illustrator, InDesign) N

0'

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30'

60'

SCALE: 1" = 30'-0"

PROJECT NO.

03 One of the numerous planting plans developed for the most complex of the design options (software used: AutoCAD) 14 G E O R G E A R M O U R

HAR ZION PLAY SPACE Penn Valley, PA

01

02

03

EXISTING CONDITIONS

I worked with the firm’s principal to develop a design for a play space at a small Temple in the Philadelphia 1.25.2022 Suburbs. The design BOARD replacesMEETING the dated plastic play HAR ZI ON TEMPLE – PLAYGROUND RENOVATI ONS equipment that clashed with the existing tree canopy with a nature play loop that consisted of natural play elements (logs & boulders) and fun robinia play equipment more suitable for the woodland setting.

Protecting the existing tree roots and managing disturbance was key to the technical production of this design-build set, especially given the lack of a detailed survey. We had to take careful measurements on site in order to locate the foundations of the existing play equipment so that we could strategically replace them with minimal disturbance.

Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh 01 Rendered view of the play space developed as part of a marketing set used to advertise the project to the local community and ask for donations (software used: AutoCAD, Illustrator, InDesign)

04

BOARD MEETING 1.25.2022

CLIENT:

HAR ZI ON TEMPLE – PLAYGROUND RENOVATI ONS LEGEND: PROJECT BOUNDARY

BOULDER

TURF GRASS

TREE COOKIES AND STUMPS (VARIABLE HEIGHTS)

ENGINEERED WOOD FIBER MULCH

SALVAGED NATURAL LOGS

SPLIT-RAIL FENCE

BACKED BENCH ON CONCRETE PAD

GATES

TRASH & RECYCLING RECEPTACLES ON CONCRETE PAD

FLAT STEPPING STONES

MUSIC PLAY EQUIPMENT

PROJECT NAME & ADDRESS:

HAR ZION TEMPLE PLAYSPACE 1500 HAGYS FORD ROAD PENN VALLEY, PA 19072

MUSIC PLAY

WOODLAND STEPPER PATH

G

PRIME CONSULTANT / LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:

EXISTING EVERGREEN TREE

02 Photo of the existing conditions of the site

POINT OF BEGINNING (P.O.B.)

LOCATION OF SLIDE IS APPROXIMATE, VERIFY IN FIELD WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE 10' CLEARANCE IS PROVIDED AT EXIT OF SLIDE

NEW SPLIT RAIL FENCE, LOCATION TO BE REVIEWED IN FIELD WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION

WILF WOODS

EXISTING CANOPY TREE

ASTM SAFETY ZONE

F

NATURE PLAY

GENERAL SITE NOTES:

±8'-0"

03 Section of the site showing the steep slope and the difficult topography of the site. We wanted to show the parents the importance of preserving the existing tree canopy and how the slope could be used to create a fun nature play opportunity for kids (software used: Rhino, Photoshop, InDesign)

1.

ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL CONFORM TO TOWNSHIP REGULATIONS.

2.

PURSUANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF PENNSYLVANIA ACT 121 (2008), THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE PENNSYLVANIA ONE CALL SYSTEM 1-800-242-1776 OR 811, 3 TO 10 WORKING DAYS PRIOR TO COMMENCING EXCAVATION ACTIVITIES.

3.

CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTION OF EXISTING UTILITIES DURING CONSTRUCTION. ANY UTILITIES DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REPAIRED AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.

4.

CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING CONSTRUCTION FENCING AND MAINTAINING A SAFE AND SECURE SITE THROUGHOUT ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION.

5.

DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. CONSULT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR ALL DIMENSIONAL QUESTIONS.

STUMP JUMP BALANCING LOGS

WILF WOODS MEMORIAL

D REPLACE EXISTING FENCE WITH SPLIT RAIL FENCE ALONG THIS EDGE, LOCATION TO BE REVIEWED IN FIELD WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION

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4'-0"

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R6'-2"

SITE SURVEY DATA PROVIDED BY MONARCH SURVEYING & ENGINEERING AND SAS GEOSPATIAL, LLC. EXACT LOCATIONS OF EXISTING TREES TO BE VERIFIED IN THE FIELD. CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S APPROVAL OF LAYOUT PRIOR TO COMMENCING SITE WORK.

9.

REVIEW CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND FIELD CONDITIONS BEFORE STARTING EACH PORTION OF THE WORK. REPORT ERRORS, OMISSIONS, OR INCONSISTENCIES PROMPTLY TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.

R4'

SHEET TITLE:

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16'-11

4'-0"

0"

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1'-1

10'-5"

10'-0"

8'-0"

153°

PICNIC TABLE

±36'-6"

EXISTING TENNIS COURTS

NEW 8' WIDE GATE P.O.B. TO BE EXISTING GATE POST

3'-0" 0'-7"

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8°

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DATE

DESCRIPTION

EXISTING FENCE TO REMAIN AND BE PROTECTED

12'-0"

APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF TRICYCLE SHED. REVIEW IN FIELD WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION

EXISTING POST TO REMAIN

" '-7

EXISTING GATE OPENING TO REMAIN

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EXISTING POST TO REMAIN

SITE LAYOUT AND MATERIALS

8'-0"

163°

"

NATURE PLAY ELEMENTS

DESIGN - BUILD DOCUMENTATION

FURNISHINGS & PLAY EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE:

3'-0" 3'-8"

G MUSIC PLAY

PROJECT PHASE:

SEAL:

LOADING DOCK

FOR PLAY PIECE E INSTALL ENGINEERED WOOD FIBER MULCH IN AREAS OF SAFETY ZONE ONLY; EXISTING LAWN OUTSIDE OF CURRENT PLAYGROUND FENCE TO REMAIN AND BE PROTECTED

19'-1"

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37'-1"

1"

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NO MATERIALS SHALL BE STORED WITHIN DRIPLINE OF ANY EXISTING TREES.

8.

CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ALLOWANCE FOR REMOVAL OF FENCE PANELS FOR 15' VEHICULAR GATE, LOCATION TBD.

2'-4"

3'-4

6.

7.

555 SECOND AVE SUITE B-205 COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 29426 T: (610) 489-4580 yohnengineering.com

EXISTING LAWN TO REMAIN AND BE PROTECTED

NEW 4' WIDE ENTRANCE GATE

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R2

B

04 Site plan from the design-build set (software used: AutoCAD)

161 LEVERINGTON AVE. SUITE 1005 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19127 T: (215) 621-7600 www.saltdesignstudio.com

CIVIL ENGINEER:

SCALE:

AS NOTED

33'-8"

DATE:

04/14/2022 SHEET NUMBER:

EXISTING PARKING LOT

1

SITE LAYOUT AND MATERIALS PLAN

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10'

20'

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Scale: 1"=10'

SALT DESIGN STUDIO FILE NO.:

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G E O R G E A R M O U R 15

DRAWN BY: AF CHECKED BY:

SPS

CASSIDY SCHOOL YARD Philadelphia, PA 01

ATWOOD ENTRANCE

(3 STEPS)

(AT GRADE)

D OA DR

190’

189’

KENMORE ENTRANCE (5 STEPS)

188’

189.28’

My development of a Grasshopper script that transforms survey points and contours into accurate 3D terrain in Rhino proved to be a useful asset for the team when analysing the existing drainage and accessibility problems of the site during the initial concept design phase of the project. The model was also useful in helping the team make design decisions and developing a sense of the spatial relationship between the new school building and play space. I also assisted in developing a native planting palette that drew upon the valley concept of the school yard and building.

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181.34’ 178.97’

181.60’

HADDINGTON LANE

Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh, Katrina Rogus 185.27’

183.53’

ATWOOD ENTRANCE: AT GRADE

HADDINGTON ENTRANCE: 2 STEPS

KENMORE ENTRANCE: 5 STEPS

CASSIDY SCHOOL // EXISTING TOPOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS

02

PARKING LOT ENTRANCE & EXIT

PARKING LOT (29 SPACES & 2 ACCESSIBLE SPACES)

KENMORE / HADDINGTON CORNER: APPROX. 2.4’ RETAINING WALL

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SCHEMATIC DESIGN // JULY 8, 2021

SLOPED LAWN HALF SIZE BASKETBALL COURT

181.34’ 178.97’

182.27’

181.60’

ATWOOD ROAD SCHOOLYARD ENTRANCE

RAIN GARDEN

A T W O O D

TERRACED SEATING

R O A D Amsonia hubrichtii Threadleaf Bluestar

Asclepias tuberosa Butterfly Weed

Aster oblongifolius ‘October Skies’ Aromatic Aster

Echinacea purpurea Purple Coneflower

Eryngium yuccifolium Rattlesnake Master

Eupatorium coelestinum Blue Mistlower

Sedum telphinum ‘Autumn Joy’ Showy Stonecrop

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Agastache x ‘Purple Haze’ Anise Hyssop

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PLAY AREA BOSQUE & SOCIAL GATHERING SPACE

TERRACED SEATING & OUTDOOR CLASSROOM

NEW LEWIS C. CASSIDY SCHOOL

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H A D D I N G T O N

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LE WI S C. CAS S I D Y S CH O O L RE PLACE ME NT PLANT PALE TTE : F LO WE RI NG PE RE NNI ALS

FO CU S G RO U P MEETI NG O C T O BE R 27, 2021

Andropogon virginicus Broom Sedge

Bouteloua gracilis ‘Blonde Ambition’ Blue Grama

Carex flaccosperma Blue Wood Sedge

Panicum virgatum ‘Shenandoah’ Switchgrass

Sesleria autumnalis Autumn Moor Grass

Sorghastrum nutans ‘Golden Sunset’ Indiangrass

Nasella tenuissima Mexican Feather Grass

R O A D

LOADING & SERVICE AREA

MAIN ENTRANCE PLAZA

L EWIS C. CASSID Y SCHOOL R EPL A CEMENT PL AN T PA L ETTE: O R NA MENTA L GR A SSES

KENMORE ROAD SCHOOLYARD ENTRANCE

FOCUS GROUP MEETING OC T OB E R 2 7 , 2 0 2 1

01 3D model used to accurately model the grading of the existing site and to analyse drainage problems and access to the existing sidewalks (software used: Rhino, Grasshopper, InDesign) 02 & 03 Rendered Site Plan and Planting Palette presented to the Philadelphia Art Commission. (software used: AutoCAD, Photoshop, InDesign) 04 Rendered perspective of the school yard presented to the Philadelphia Art Commission (software used: AutoCAD) L EWI S C . C A S S ID Y S C HOOL R E P L A C E M E N T RENDERING ‘A’

GEO E AARRDMPOEU 1 6 SCH OROGL Y R PRS E C T I V E

FO CUS G R O UP M E E TIN G O CT O BE R 27, 2021

WILLIAM H. HUNTER SCHOOL YARD IMPROVEMENTS Philadelphia, PA

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PERSPEC TIVE RENDERING A

02

SALT was tasked by the client to design a school yard that will be “a dream, a fantasy, a magical place!” and bring some much needed hope to the disadvantaged community of Kensington in North Philadelphia. The renders I produced for this project aimed to provide a realistic representation of the spatial qualities of the play space for the Art Commission while the blue and magenta hues of the render were chosen to show the design concept of imagination and fantasy. Again, the model proved to be a useful tool in the design process as we used it to test different play equipment layouts, materials, and surface patterns during the later stages of the project.

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY MEETING | 10.19.2021 WILLIAM H. HUNTER SCHOOL - SCHOOLYARD IMPROVEMENTS

2

N. HOWARD STREET

Collaborators: Sara Pevaroff Schuh, Katrina Rogus

EXISTING TREES IN SIDEWALK

NATIVE PLANTINGS

REPURPOSED STUMPS & LOGS

EXPANDED SCHOOLYARD BIKE RACKS

URBAN FOREST

RAIN GARD

EXISTING TR

02 Rendered perspective of the playground (software used: Rhino, Lumion, Photoshop) 03 Rendered site plan (software used: AutoCAD)

NEW TREES IN PAVEMENT

MULTI-USE OUT CLASSROO

MAIN GATE SHADE SAIL EXISTING FLAG POLE

MAIN ENTRY CORRIDOR

BASKETBALL / SPORTS COURTS

SENSORY GAR

SOFT SURFACE (ARTIFICIAL T

PAINTED PAVEMENT

SOFT SURFACE AREA (ARTIFICIAL TURF) BENCHES

SOCIAL SPACE WITH TABLES

SENSORY GAR

MAIN ENTRANCE DOORS TRASH + RECYCLING RECEPTACLES

ACCESSIBLE TABLES

WILLIAM H. HUNTER SCHOOL

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20’

N

01 Rendered aerial perspective of the school yard (software used: Rhino, Lumion, Photoshop)

ACCESSIBLE & UNIVERSALLY INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT / OCTOBER 4, 20

SELECTED WORKS: ACADEMIC Greenwich University

01 Regional Map showing historic flooding of the ‘Edgelands’ (the west London suburbs in area surrounding Heathrow). This work was part of my master’s project that explored society’s relationship with water in an uncertain hydrological future and this drawing was published in the Landscapists issue of the journal AD. 02 & 03 The project involved a heavy use of ArcGIS to produce a series of analytical drawings and maps that were used to inform an design strategy for the region based on the concept of ‘Wet Commons’. Figure 02 is a spread taken from my masters book and shows the various layers of analysis while Figure 03 explores the historic flooding and permeability of Staines.

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02

03

04

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04 & 05 Two perspectives produced for the People’s House, a research project that proposed the creation of a temporary performance space in Greenwich Park, London.

It draws upon the various processes of performance located on site and the tradition of the Yard-Inn Theatres. The design explores questions of ownership and public access to green space by playing with the spatial proportions of the famous Queen’s House (36m x 36m square) located just a step away. The design consisted of an assemblage of 3 elements: a flexible performance space and structure; a re-purposed building which would be used for programming and organisation; and a workshop that would be used to assemble and prepare props and pieces necessary for the performances.

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